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Member Directory 2020 Arizona State of the State Claire Agnew Hassan Akinbiyi M.D MEMBER DIRECTORY 2020 ARIZONA STATE OF THE STATE CLAIRE AGNEW HASSAN AKINBIYI M.D. SVP Financial Services Medical Director Valleywise Health Hassan Akinbiyi, PLLC [email protected] [email protected] LAURA ANDRE HOWIE AROESTY Director Chief Business Officer Northern Arizona Healthcare BUCKAZ Communications [email protected] [email protected] EMMA ASCOTT JARED BALLIET Intern Director of Network Contracting, AZ & NM The Hertel Report UnitedHealthcare [email protected] [email protected] BARBARA BARELKA JENNIFER BARRETT Senior Manager, Strategic Intelligence Sr. Director, Business Consultation, Office of Health & Clinical Services Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona Mercy Care [email protected] [email protected] CHARLES BARTHA CHUCK BASSETT Data Analyst VP, Gov Relations & Public Policy North Central Arizona Accountable Care Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona [email protected] [email protected] KENNETH BELL SUSAN BENEDETTI CEO Chief Health Services Officer Encompass Health Rehabilitation of East Valley Banner Health [email protected] [email protected] FRANK BENEDETTO SANDRA BERES Business Development Director Systems Coordinator Sr Banner l Aetna Banner Health Network [email protected] [email protected] DARRIN BEST THOMAS BIUSO Director of Managed Markets Chief Medical Officer Soleo Health UnitedHealthcare [email protected] [email protected] TRENT BLAIN PAULA BLANKENSHIP CEO Managing Editor/COO Advanced Surgical Associates The Hertel Report [email protected] [email protected] ERICA BOEHLE HEATHER BOYSEL President Attorney NeuroDiagnostic Laboratories Gammage & Burnham [email protected] [email protected] CASSANDRA BREDEK STEPHEN BRIGGS PR Rep Legislative Liaison Banner Health Arizona Department of Insurance [email protected] [email protected] MEMBER DIRECTORY 2020 ARIZONA STATE OF THE STATE SAMANTHA BRODT CINDY BROUWER Financial Services Account Manager Revenue Integrity Manager GE Healthcare Financial Services Sonora Quest Laboratories [email protected] [email protected] CHAVELA CHAPPEL JIM CHIAKULAS Provider Relations Director, Value Based Care Banner Health EviCore [email protected] [email protected] JAMIE CLARK RENEE CLARKE Vice President, UHC Network Vice President, Managed Care UnitedHealthcare Phoenix Children’s Hospital [email protected] [email protected] JOHN COLE MAUREEN COLLINS CEO VP, Strategic Client Relationship Executive Pain Institute of Southern Arizona EviCore [email protected] [email protected] MARY CONSIE LYNDA COOK AVP ASO Admin Market Development Advisor Banner Health Humana [email protected] [email protected] ASHLEY DELANIS TIMOTHY DOHSE Payer Strategy Relationships ACO Executive Dignity Health Northern Arizona Healthcare [email protected] [email protected] SUNNY DUNLAVEY MICHAEL EADE Associate Director, Payer Relations & Reimbursement Sales Executive Foundation Medicine Craneware, Inc. [email protected] [email protected] RANDY EK SARA EVERSDEN Chief Financial Officer CFO Mercy Care Arizona Oncology [email protected] [email protected] NATALIE FEYRER PENNY GARRITY Contract Management Specialist Consultant Banner Health The Garrity Group [email protected] [email protected] AMANDA GEER MICHELLE GROSS-PANICO CPC Director Manager Phoenix Medical Group Dignity Health [email protected] [email protected] ISMAEL GROVES FILIBERTO GURROLA Director of Value Based Performance Management Director Provider Engagement Banner Health Arizona Complete Health [email protected] [email protected] MEMBER DIRECTORY 2020 ARIZONA STATE OF THE STATE SANDY HABOWSKI JIM HAMMOND Director, Payer Strategy and Relationships Publisher/CEO Dignity Health The Hertel Report [email protected] [email protected] PATRICIA HARMS KATHY HARRIS CEO Sr. Director Government Programs Arizona Community Surgeons, PC Banner Health [email protected] [email protected] GINNIFER HERNANDEZ LEAH HOFFMAN Provider Relations Sr. Analyst, Managed Care Banner Health Network Arizona Oncology Associates [email protected] [email protected] ETHEL HOFFMAN CHARLENE HOGELAND Principal Senior Account Executive Hoffman Healthcare Associates LLC Black, Gould & Associates [email protected] [email protected] WILL HUMBLE CONNIE IHDE-COHEN Director Director, Programs Arizona Public Health Association Health Current [email protected] [email protected] LUKE JESSEN BUCK JOHNSON Western Regional Sales Director President Dominion Diagnostics BUCKAZ Communications [email protected] [email protected] CRAIG JONES JANNIENNE JONES VERSE CFO Chief Strategy, Business Development and Marketing Officer District Medical Group Northern Arizona Healthcare [email protected] [email protected] DALI KACAREVIC JEAN KALBACHER Provider Relations Rep CEO Community & State Banner Health UnitedHealthcare [email protected] [email protected] ROB KEEFE PAUL KELLOGG VP, Payer Clients Regional Vice President, Provider Experience EviCore Humana [email protected] [email protected] CARRI KELLY NICHOLE KERR Chief Network Performance Officer Director of Revenue Services Banner Health Sonora Quest Laboratories [email protected] [email protected] LEONARD KIRSCHNER ELIZABETH KOLSTAD Former Director, AHCCCS Relationship Manager AARP AZ Banner Health Network [email protected] [email protected] MEMBER DIRECTORY 2020 ARIZONA STATE OF THE STATE DAN LECLAIR CHUCK LEHN CFO President BHN Arizona Care Network Banner Health Network [email protected] [email protected] CINDY LEONARD CLIFFORD LOADER Director Practice Development VP/Chief Financial Officer Arizona Associated Surgeons Northern Arizona Healthcare [email protected] [email protected] ELIZABETH LORENZ TERESA MACHACEK Director of Policy Payer Account Program Coordinator Arizona Hospital and Healthcare Association Banner Health [email protected] [email protected] STEPHEN MACIAS KATHY MADEL CEO Medicare Director, Contracting & Network Development Banner Health Az Complete Health [email protected] [email protected] KARLYNNE MARTIN KATHRYN MATTSON Senior Contract Negotiator Director Small Group Sales Care1st Health Plan Arizona, Inc Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona [email protected] [email protected] LESLIE MAXWELLL KATHY MAYBERRY COO Business Leader Phoenix Medical Group Soleo Health [email protected] [email protected] KAREN MCALLISTER HOLLIE MEDINA Director, Network Strategy & Provider Relations Provider Relations Rep UnitedHealthcare Banner Health [email protected] [email protected] DONN MERRILL JASON METCALF Principal Director of Revenue Cycle Services Integrated Healthcare Consultants Yavapai Regional Medical Center [email protected] [email protected] DAVE MILLER LYNNETTE MITCHELL Managing Director Health Plan Account Executive CBIZ & MHM Sonora Quest Laboratories [email protected] [email protected] ZAMIA MOSMAN JOHN MOUGIN Health Plan Relations Northern Arizona Healthcare Chief Quality Officer Santa Cruz Valley Regional Hospital Northern Arizona Healthcare [email protected] [email protected] SUE MULKEY RICHARD MUTARELLI Chief Operating Officer EVP, CFO BUCKAZ Communications Valleywise Health [email protected] [email protected] MEMBER DIRECTORY 2020 ARIZONA STATE OF THE STATE CHRISTINA NOBLE HEATHER O’TOOLE Chief Growth Officer Chief Medical Officer Sonora Quest Laboratories Innovation Care Partners [email protected] [email protected] ERIK OSLAND JULIENE OSUGI Managing Partner Director, Provider Relations EvolvedMD Banner Health Network [email protected] [email protected] CAROL OWENS SILVIA PARRA Revenue Cycle Adminstrator Chief Operations Officer Radiology Partners SMIL PHSO - Banner Health [email protected] [email protected] LORI PEARLMUTTER SUZANNE PFISTER Population Health Manager CEO North Central Arizona Accountable Care Vitalyst Health Foundation [email protected] [email protected] JAMIE PHILLIPS CARRIE RANSIL VP Finance Chief Financial Officer Phoenix Children’s Hospital Radiology Partners SMIL [email protected] [email protected] HEIDI REZAC GENEVRA RICHARDSON Provider Relations Rep UnitedHealth Group Government Affairs Lead Banner Health UnitedHealthcare [email protected] [email protected] TODD RICOTTA DAWN RODRIGUEZ Executive Director BUHP Project Coordinator Arizona Care Network Banner University Health Plans [email protected] [email protected] CHEYENNE ROSS DAVID ROTHENBERGER VP Compliance CFO Arizona Complete Health Summit Healthcare [email protected] [email protected] PAIGE ROTHERMEL PAULETTE ROWEN Chief Operating Officer Payer Account Program Coordinator Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona Banner Health [email protected] [email protected] BENJAMIN RUNKLE DEANNA SALAZAR Attorney Chief Administrative Officer and General Counsel Gammage & Burnham Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona [email protected] [email protected]
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